In this scenario, Yolanda’s behavior best
exemplifies Discrimination in classical conditioning.
<span>Classical conditioning is a person’s
response with the unconditioned situation. Classical conditioning was
researched by Mr. Ivan Pavlov. Discrimination is the person’s ability to select
a situation that is not favourable to them. Example of discrimination in
classical conditioning is having fear with a doctor but with a dentist the
person is not afraid of him. </span>
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<span>Members of congress are assigned to a committee based on their political party, their seniority in congress, and their allies within their party. Sometimes, an individual's expertise on a topic may be taken into account, if the party leaders believe that the expertise would help advance their cause. If a person belongs to the minority party, then having expertise on a topic may lead to the person being assigned to a different party.</span>
